Is this non installing Perl on a machine a crime?
No, it isn't, at least in most countries I know of - to me, it's an essential part of doing your job.

Its a working machine, and its not mine, I do not own this machine, I can no install anything that not related to my job. And this is only PC where I can test something, upload script, etc
Well, you would need to be logged on as an Administrator, i.e. be in the Administrators group, to do so. If you try to install it and it doesn't work, it may be very possible that you don't have administrative priveleges. I think I know where your employer is coming from - that they want to make sure that their network is secure and free from spyware, viruses and things like that, but Perl doesn't have those kinds of things.

So I just I intended ask small specific help. However, I do not expected that some Perlers are so aggressive, if not even more.. I do not know why. I never saw such aggressive help in other forums or newsgrops..
I don't know if it's so much that it's aggressive, but that having the right tools to do your job, and in this case to see what's wrong with your script, is crucial.

-- Burvil

In reply to Re^3: I'm getting a 500 Internal Server Error - how can I make this work? by bowei_99
in thread I'm getting a 500 Internal Server Error - how can I make this work? by linex

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